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Southland Times, Volume VII, Issue 3, 3 July 1866, Page 2

WANTED, a Respectable SERVANT-GIRL. Apply to Mrs. Cork, Esk- street. STEAM TO HOKITIKA AND GEEYMOUTH DIRECT; NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, TAEANAKI, AND AUCKLAND. < v9^xJg|x rpHE Panama, New Zealand jJ/willij«Jf^^_ an^ Australian Royal u «i iSi a tirj^^^STf^ Mail Company's Favorite Screw Steamship. AIEEDALE, 600 tons, W. J. Meikieham, Commander, Will be despatched from Bluff Harbor Wharf, on FEIDAT, 6th JULY. At 10 a.m., FOB HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH DIRECT ; NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, TARANAKI, AND AUCKLAND. Passengers are reipectfully requested to obtain their tickets before going on board. For Freight, Passage, &c, apply to T. G. TANTON, Agent, P.N.Z. and A.R.M. Co. ; Or to T. BRODRICK, Esk-street, Invercargill. Campbelltown, Bluff Harbor, July 2, 1866. IMPOETANT SALE OF BOOKS, ARTICLES OF VERTU, AKD CURIOSITIES, ON THUESDAY, sth JULY, At 12 o'clock. At the Residence of Archd. Bonar, sen., Esq. JNO. MONRO is instructed by Archd. Bonar, Ben., Esq., who has determined to dispose of his Library, to submit the same to Public Sale, at the above time and place. Consisting of about One Thousand Volumes of rare editions, by Standard Authors, amongst which will be found the most Valuable and Classical Works ever offered in Southland. Also, A large and well-selected assortment of Miscellaneous Articles of Vertu, &c, too numerous to detail in an advertisement. Catalogues will be published, and may be had of the Auctioneer, JNO. MONRO, Dee-street. _______________ __ _ _____ ___ __ ___ FIEEWOOD! FIEEWOOD!! EIEE¥OOD!!! TI7TLLIAM TODD has received instructions * ' from Mr W. Feasee, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Sale Room, Dee-street, on TUESDAY. 10th JULY, At 12 o'Clock, prompt. About 2_- Miles of TRAMWAY in Seaward Bush, being the Tramways lately used by Messrs M'Kissoek and Murdoch, with Waggons for each Train, Sheds, Office, and a quantity of Framing. The Auctioneer desires special attention to the above important sale, the trams being closely studded with the best Firewood, distant only l£ miles from town, and a good gravelled road to the Terminus. To woodmen and others a rare opportunity is now offered. Teß_£3 I/IBEEAIi. r\ N SAL E — Morewood and Roger's Galvanised Iron, 5 6, 7, and 8 feet Ridging and Spouting Boot/.h Galvanised Iron, 6, 7, and 8 feet Sheet Zinc ana T^ad Manilla Rope, _■ to 5 inch European Rope and Marline House Line and Spun Yarn Wood Blocks, Stockholm Pitch and Tar Oakum, Coai-tar, Clip Hooks, Tliimbles American Churns, Butter-prints American Axes, Pick-axe and Adze Handles All kinds of Furnishing Ironmongery Baths — Shower, Sponging, and Plunge Aina's L. H. Shovels, Coilin's Picks 5 to 71b Stamped gold and Milk-dishes Garden Shears and Lines Boilers, 25 to 150 gallons Holloware, all kinds Blue Stone and Soft Soap Wliite Lead, Paint, and Varnishes Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil Castor, Sperm, Chinese and Colza Oil Kerosene do., Kerosone Lamps, Turpentine Walker's Horse Nails, 5 to 14 lbs. Bar Iron, Anvils, and Smith's Bellows Perambulators, and Basketware • Crockery and Glassware ' . Large assortmeut of Tinware ' Guns, Powder and Blasting ddl Fuse, Lead Pipe, Shot and Sheet, Lead Children's Cots, Fi&hings-lines, Hooks, &o. — — -Beuglaß' Pumps, Colonial Ovens « , Wood, Tin, and Iron Buckets Grindstones, Fittings ; Seives, all sizes. JIDMUND COWPEI^, DjpJE^TKSET,